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Today I gave a talk about cyclic com­pe­ti­tion. The sim­plest model of this kind of com­pe­ti­tion is the Rock-Paper-Scissors-Game. For the most people the pre­sen­ta­tion I embed here will be inte­res­ting only in the first part. For mathe­ma­ti­ci­ans and phy­si­ci­ans it could be quite inte­res­ting fur­ther. But inte­res­ting for all kind of people is the pre­sen­ta­tion soft­ware I used. It isn’t based on sli­des, in my opi­nion a relict of old pro­jec­tor tech­ni­que, but on a nearly infi­nite white (or colo­red) space, where you can zoom and wan­der around at will. On prezi.com there are a lot of very nice exam­ples how you can use this. The only thing I don’t like is, that the whole thing is flash-based. That was­tes a lot of resources.

If you want to sign up as a stu­dent or teacher, make sure that you get the edu­ca­tio­nal license. With that it’s free to make pri­vate »pre­zis« and the desk­top ver­sion is almost two-thirds cheaper.

So now have fun with the first talk I crea­ted with this nice pro­gramm (best in full­screen 4:3, because it was plan­ned for the projector):